The cold reality is that the effect has been the opposite, that the increasing length and scope of the war puts us at greater risk.
Supposedly by attacking Wakefield, the primary author of the first highly publicized paper, who is a well-known proponent of the association of childhood vaccinations and autism, then the reality of cause and effect will supposedly just disappear and collapse like a straw man!
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To the extent that the regime of Mikhail Gorbachev really accepts this reality and is willing to effect a fundamental transformation of its political, economic, and military structures, there is the possibility of genuine reform in the Soviet Union that can substantially alter the threat posed by that nation and its allies to the West.
One problem is that surgery can have an enormous placebo effect, masking a reality of meager benefits in exchange for the risk and cost it entails.
In reality, intensive parenting may have the opposite effect on children from what parents intend.
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Surely in an efficient market investors would look past the accounts to the underlying economic reality, argues Mr Grundfest, so that the effect on the share price would be negligible.
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While the Craig Agriculture Jobs bill purports to limit the reward it offers for breaking our immigration laws to those illegal aliens who can prove they worked for a few days in the agricultural sector, the reality is that it will have a vastly multiplied effect.
She added that reality television star Jade Goody's experience has had an effect on women under 25 coming forward, but not as much on the 25 to 29-year-old age group.
In reality it was relatively timid, and was never going to have more than a marginal effect on traffic growth.
If cause and effect get muddled up in time, what does that do for our notions of reality?
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